The Chris Hoy Velodrome set the stage for high-stakes qualifying sessions, showcasing elite international talent under intense competitive pressure.
Velodrome Precision and Para Track Cycling Qualifying Highlights
The morning session at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome opened with the women’s tandem B sprint qualifying. Six elite pairs took to the boards, chasing the four coveted spots available for the semi-finals. England’s Elizabeth Jordan, an established Olympic champion, delivered a commanding performance alongside pilot Sylvia Misztal. The duo clocked a blistering time of 10.87 seconds to finish at the top of the qualifying standings, asserting their dominance early in the programme.
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